SEK 色控传媒 - Santa Isabel Madrid Reviews (9)
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If your child has any difficulty learning or needs a bit of extra support, this is not the school for you. My daughter ended up with severe anxiety when it came to certain subjects. Additionally, if you believe in project based or applied learning, you won鈥檛 find that here - evaluation is based on rote learning and weekly testing (even in grade 2!)
We chose SEK Santa Isabel because of their promotion of a balanced education including social and emotional intelligence. We were sorely disappointed with their lack of compassion and support in transitioning the children from a different school and culture (Hong Kong); there seemed to be a complete lack of understanding of the issues involved in an international relocation both for children and parents. We had hoped for a smooth transition; however, after 5 weeks we pulled both children from the school because the experience was so horrible. After enrollment fee's, textbooks, uniforms and tuition fees, it was a very expensive - financially and emotionally - and unwelcome experience.
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, a year ago
Great school
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, a year ago
Estudie a finales de los a帽os 60, recuerdo entrar por el patio y salir por un portal a la calle , e hice la primera comunion con mis comps帽eras del colegio en el a帽o 71,me gustaria saber si existe algun tipo de archivo de esa epoca.
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, a year ago
Estuve en ese colegio desde preescolar hasta COU en los 80 y 90 y solo tengo buenos recuerdos y mantengo grandes amigos.
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, a year ago
Pathetic tour of school. Foreign teacher focused on school fees instead of presenting the school, even though we had received all documentation ahead of the interview (and shared this), he insisted on detailing the fees for 10 minutes of the interview - which was ridiculous! He was also arrogant, unprepared and rude. For a supposed "prestigious" academy this was a terrible view to potential clients and not a comforting place you'd want your child involved in. The foreign teachers were also unenthusiastic when teaching students and classrooms were a tight fit. All in all i felt incredibly uncomfortable thinking about leaving my child in that environment. It was also sad that classes were taught in 100% English for a school based in Madrid, Spain. The focus on the uniform, school fees and the cafeteria seemed more prevalent instead of education, language or overall happiness of the students.
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, 8 months ago
El peor colegio de Madrid, piensan m谩s en el dinero que en la calidad de la educaci贸n.
